UX Design Engineer
Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
Job Description: Aruba is an HPE Company, and a leading provider of next-generation network access solutions for the mobile enterprise. Helping some of the largest companies in the world modernize their networks to meet the demands of a digital future, Aruba is redefining the “Intelligent Edge” – and creating new customer experiences across intelligent spaces and digital workspaces. Join us redefine what’s next for you. What you’ll do: Practical knowledge of UX theory and application Up-to-date knowledge of Figma and other design software Portfolio of design projects will be expected during interviews Proficient communication in English language Strong time management and prioritization What you need to bring: You will gather and evaluate UX requirements from Product Managers and Development Engineers. The candidate will be able to collaborate with key stakeholders, collect requirements efficiently, and understand technical requirements. You will depict design concepts using process flows, sitemaps, and wireframes. The candidate will be able to translate the collected requirements into well-formed UX structures, be able to put those thoughts into form-factors that can communicate to others, and be able to iterate quickly. You will create high fidelity mocks of highly technical B2B products. The candidate will be able to work effectively in tools like Figma to deliver designs to front-end development engineers and be able to take constructive feedback to adapt as needed. Education and Experience Bachelor’s degree is required 7+ Years of UX Design Experience on B2B products is a must Engineering background is preferred Experience in the networking industry is preferred Experience in frontend dev is beneficial Additional Skills: Cloud Architectures, Cross Domain Knowledge, Design Thinking, Development Fundamentals, DevOps, Distributed Computing, Microservices Fluency, Full Stack Development, Release Management, Security-First Mindset, User Experience (UX)